Explore Enonkishu Conservancy on your doorstep, just at the base of the hill from Wild Hill, on game drives with expert safari guides in modern open-sided Land Cruiser vehicles. Wildlife here is diverse and abundant, with everything from crowd-pleasing prides of lion and herds of elephant, and the elusive leopard, to more unusual sightings such as bat-eared fox and serval. Go for a morning or afternoon drive, stop off for a morning coffee or evening sundowner, or pack a picnic breakfast if you wish. Guests can also explore the neighbouring conservancies Lemek and Ol Chorro, each different in terrain but similarly unspoilt with very limited vehicle numbers, and plentiful wildlife and birdlife to discover.

For the ultimate experience, hop on a private helicopter flight to explore the Maasai Mara from the skies. Take off from Wild Hill and cruise down to the open savannah plains in search of wildlife, flying past herds of buffalo and zebra, looking out for lions lounging in the tall grass and hippos splashing in the rivers. Varying durations of flights, stops for coffee, picnic breakfasts or sundowners are all possible, travelling beyond the reaches of the Mara to soda lakes and forests if you wish - simply ask one of our team for details to plan something truly unforgettable!

All of your wellness treatments and activities are included during your stay at Wild Hill. Enjoy a pampering massage treatment in the private treatment room at the spa, or in the privacy of your suite if you prefer. Embrace hot-cold therapy at the spa, hopping from the wood-fired sauna into the cold plunge, with an outdoor hot tub awaiting as a reward afterwards. Slow down your senses with guided meditation, Qijong, sound baths, breathwork and rooftop yoga. Or burn some calories if you've overindulged in the beautiful cuisine, at the hilltop pickleball court or getting in a workout at the gym.

House in the Wild has a herd of 16 well-mannered horses based at the Mara Training Centre, a 30 minute drive from Wild Hill. A range of rides are on offer to suit all abilities. From easy rides in the Naretoi sanctuary, passing giraffe and zebra, to more energetic canters through the Enonkishu conservancy, this is a magical way to experience the spirit of the wild. Early morning is the best time to enjoy the wildlife and ride before the heat of the day, culminating in a beautiful bush breakfast.

Note. there is a weight limit of 85kgs for riders, and riding hats and chaps will be provided. Maximum 8 guests per ride.
Minimum age of 12 yrs and good riding competence for riding in the conservancy. Younger children can enjoy a ride around the farm.

Visit to our Mara Training Centre founded by Tarquin and Lippa Wood. It is a hub of creativity, storytelling, teaching and sharing, where you can learn about rangeland management and our efforts to work with local communities to restore and maintain the natural environment through Sustainable Rangeland Management.

Meet the team behind the Women in the Wild, where you may find them beading, soap making, candle making or planting seedlings, and learn how to do traditional Maasai beading if you like. And explore the one acre Wild Shamba, our vegetable garden where produce is lovingly grown to serve at the Collection in the Wild properties.

Hop on a comfortable e-bike for a two-wheeled adventure in the wild. Ride alongside the giraffe and zebra of the Enonkishu conservancy, or venture down to the Mara Training Centre where you can visit the Wild Shamba or see the women beading. Just as fun is to explore the nearby villages and farmland, often greeted by children who'll run alongside your bike with huge smiles!

Just at the base of the hill where Wild Hill sits, you'll find the Ol Chorro Rhino Sanctuary. Here guests can experience an extraordinary chance to walk with rhinos, one of the few places on the African continent that this is possible. There are two white rhinos in the sanctuary and you will be accompanied and guided on distance and safety by armed rangers. The rhinos are wild but habituated to visitors, named Queen Elizabeth and Kofi Annan, and are under 24hr watch and care by the rangers for their safety.